Category: !Reviews
Breakout (Blu-Ray) Review
Apparently the Kino releases keep rolling on. This time I tackle the Bronson prison flic, Breakout. Enjoy.
Privilege (Blu-Ray) Review
Please read my review on Privilege, another Scorpion/Kino release. Not one of my favorites, but the film has its fans that’s for sure.
The Nowhere Inn (Blu-Ray) Review
As mentioned in the previous post, I received a copy of The Nowhere Inn which is basically a mockumentary following St. Vincent on Tour. It’s certainly interesting, and worth a watch especially if enjoy watching her in action so to speak.
https://upcomingdiscs.com/2022/04/25/the-nowhere-inn-blu-ray/
Last Looks (Blu-Ray) Review
Here is the other title I reviewed from last week. I plan to review a title called Nowhere Inn when I get it in later this week as I’m a pretty big fan of St. Vincent’s work. I should have it posted by Monday, the 25th. I’m not sure if it will be on my site or just a link to Upcomingdiscs.com like usual. (Since it’s an unsolicited title, I’ll probably have to check)
Armageddon (Armaguedon) (Blu-Ray) Review
Well, I am reviewing again for Upcomingdiscs, so please see my recent review. I have one more that will be posted next week as well. There is a chance from this review here that I will be reviewing more Kino titles in the future. Fingers crossed. Have a great weekend.
https://upcomingdiscs.com/2022/04/04/armageddon-armaguedon-blu-ray/
Superman – The Complete Animated Series (Blu-Ray) Review
I did the DVD review for this about 10 years ago so I was excited to get this one in blu-ray (especially considering I no longer owned the dvd copy). Hope you enjoy the review.
https://upcomingdiscs.com/2021/11/01/superman-the-complete-animated-series-blu-ray/
Prince – Welcome 2 America CD Review
Rating – 3 1/2 stars out of 5
In 2010, Prince got together with Tal Wilkenfeld, Chris Coleman along with NPG singers, Liv Warfield, Shelby Johnson and Elisa Fiorillo (and others) to record an album. Eventually they produced twelve songs which spoke about sensitive topics such as racism, politics, exploitation and disinformation. Then it was mysteriously shelved for over a decade. Some say that it was due to the fact that they couldn’t go out on the road with the same group that created the album or perhaps Prince himself just wasn’t done tweaking it. But in the vault it went until this year when it was released by the Prince Estate.
One always wonders when an posthumous album is released, is it any darn good? After all, it wasn’t being handled by Prince directly for the very last bit, it’s a production crew. Even if they understand the artist (which obviously they do), there is a still a hanging of doubt over any record like this. The short answer, it is good but in my mind there are some editing/mixing that could have made this tighter. Also, it really detracts when the title song is arguably the worst song on the album. Let’s proceed.
The Black Cauldron (Blu-Ray) Review
I felt pretty darn good after Mothman Prophecies and decided to jump on another recent release in the Disney Movie Club exclusive, the Black Cauldron. Enjoy.
https://upcomingdiscs.com/2021/06/01/the-black-cauldron-blu-ray/
The Mothman Prophecies (Blu-Ray) Review
Yes, I’m still alive, just going through a down period where I am not having a lot of inspiration. I have even slacked on my book reviews (I am reading and rating but not writing the reviews I was). But I jumped back into it with a couple of reviews including this one on the Imprint Release, The Mothman Prophecies.
https://upcomingdiscs.com/2021/05/28/the-mothman-prophecies-blu-ray/
Earwig and the Witch (Blu-Ray) Review
Back to anime reviews I go. This one went quickly, but eighty two minute movies kinda do that. It was also something of a let down considering the pedigree. Enjoy.
https://upcomingdiscs.com/2021/03/29/earwig-and-the-witch-blu-ray/